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Tickets to SLC’s best food and drink extravaganza go on sale today

Crowds enjoying cuisine at Eat Drink SLC 2022

Today’s the day, tickets for Eat Drink SLC 2024 go on sale – you’ll want to head over to their website right away and buy some ASAP. I can guarantee you this one will sell out – it does increasingly so each and every year; the event limited to just 200 folks per night. If you’re new to EDSLC or need a quick reminder, let me explain more.

The event unfurls over two evenings in September, amidst the lush grounds of Tracy Aviary. From 5.30 – 8.00 p.m. attendees wander the grounds, sample a bite here, pour there, and chat with like-minded foodies. The evening goes by in a flash. Over the years it’s proved to be one of the most reliable food events on the calendar. All of Utah’s big restaurant names turn out, and each puts their best foot fork forward. This year sees the food and drinks bash mark 10 years, so you know they’ll be pulling out all the stops.

Eat Drink SLC - fennel smoked trout mousse 2023 from PC Culinary
Eat Drink SLC – fennel smoked trout mousse 2023 from PC Culinary

Tickets to attend a single evening are priced at $125 per person (21+ only) and include all the food you like, as well as plenty of drink tickets. From prior experience, trust me, your plate will be full, and your glass libated. You can find all the breweries, wineries, and distilleries here. As for the food, if you’re looking to select one evening over the other, here’s a list of all the current food vendors confirmed. Note: they may slightly be tweaked as the big date approaches:

September 11th

Eat Drink SLC 23 - Copper Onion and Waterpocket collab
Eat Drink SLC 23 – Copper Onion and Waterpocket collab

September 12th

Again, tickets will sell quickly, snag some today to avoid dissapointment. See you tehre folks!

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